The name Dennis Newlyn has graced the pages of countless publications and the airwaves of a myriad of radio and TV stations across the globe since 1966. Over his 60 years as a motorsports journalist, Dennis has covered everything from small town club events to the Indy 500, however, dirt

A genuine trailblazer of Speedcar racing over four decades, Howard Revell carved a reputation for being a crowd favourite as well as a racer’s racer, always helping his competitors in the workshop and at the venue, sometimes to the detriment of his own results. Howard’s resume is extensive and is

The Krikke name is synonymous with Sprintcar racing throughout the nation, spearheaded by the exploits of two-time Australian Sprintcar champion and three time WA Sprintcar Champion, Ron Krikke. Beginning in 1981 after Ron’s older brother Peter purchased a Sprintcar from the touring Bob Trostle American team, Ron was asked to

Starting his career in the 1950’s at Westmead Speedway in Sydney, Wally Kermond established himself as a major drawcard as a Micro GP Midget star in the 1960’s and 70’s at Liverpool, and travelled all over Australia to secure six national GP Midget Titles. Wally also served on multiple committees

Bill Meyer was the Australian pioneer of what is now a multimillion dollar industry… Speedway merchandise. For every speedway T-shirt, hat or sticker you see today, Bill Meyer was the first to produce them in Australia, creating a huge industry for competitors, fans and venues that are now standard-issue promotional